iFontMaker

It keeps crashing and sending me to the home screen

I already drew a font in Procreate and would like to import it in order for it to work with a keyboard. This doesn’t do that, however you can import a photo to use as a guide. So I used a screenshot of my font and attempted to redraw it in this app. Well that doesn’t work very well either as the brush (depending on which one) doesn’t follow the line drawn very well. The brush that will make a nice pointed end looks like it’s following your stroke until you take the pen off the screen, then the line snaps into some strange geometric shape that doesn’t even come close to resembling the line you were trying to draw. Filling in the letters you drew is also a bit of a pain, and there isn’t an eraser to aid in making fine points. I’ve wasted my money on this and would like a refund.

i accidentally bought this app, can i have a refund

Its nice and easy to use but I want to use it along with other software and when I try to add vectors it freezes and wont paste the paths. Please fix this

Very disappointed in this app. Does not work good with an Apple Pencil no brushes. The look of the app is nice. Should have practice page with cut paste. After you fill out all the letters it just sends it to a website to create the font. Honestly you can do that for free! Don’t buy this app it’s a rip off Especially when you can do the same thing for free online. Wish I had my money back I will forever cry for those $10

It wont let me import font into procreate. Random streaks appear when I draw my new fonts in the app and I cant get ride of them. This app wasted my money.

I am upset that I paid for this app and outgrew it in a matter of a couple weeks. It is useless to me or anyone that what’s to creat fonts with brushes. The brushes that are installed on it are less than adequate for any application. Don’t waste your money.

A good intro typeface design app, but really suffers for lack of being able to import brushes. Would be at least 4 stars if they added this feature.

This could make you a lot of money as font design has become very popular but is not pro enough but could be it is not far off but lacks options for adding brushes and eraser or if this is too challenging to do then the option the import vectors for example from affinity designer or raster images from procreate in png.

I want to provide balance to some of the negative (out of date) reviews. I've used the current version solidly for two days, and it did crash once. The app is especially suitable for handwriting and casual lettering fonts (you really could convert your handwriting into a font in a minute!), or even a display/novelty font. It is less suitable for someone needing a full featured font editor with multiple weights etc. With patience, someone could create some lovely fonts, though. The custom brushes convert strokes into artistic lines for very nice effects. The ability to convert lines into editable outlines makes this a powerful tool. And fonts can be easily shared, or installed on your iOS device directly, or downloaded to your desktop (PC or Mac). I was able to create a Hebrew alphabet even though the characters are not displayed by default, an easy work around allows you to create custom alphabet sets. And the Hebrew properly goes from right to left.